/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2010/02/obscene-us-manga-collector-jailed-6-months/

Scared, /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

>>4392818
Of course not, I do not buy printed shit.

[Sudo !nAoZUmIAfk No.]

[Shifty Scandaroon No.]

No, because how exactly did the dumb ass get CAUGHT?

I'm not taking my lolivon machine anywhere, and I'm not ordering any loli stuff either.

[Anonymous No.]

Not really, he wasn't brought up on CP charges, just vague obscenity charges.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4392836
His shit got inspected at customs. I hear that the cheap shipping options (SAL airmail instead of EMS) hardly ever get inspected if you are that worried about it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4392850
I thought that as long as the custom form is filled out properly and doesn't look shady it won't be inspected.

Though this doesn't apply to me since I'm in Canada.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4392865
>Canada

I've actually heard of more stuff being inspected at the Canadian customs. But I mean concerning the budget shipping stuff its all put in a huge batch and processed all at once, whereas the EMS is given more attention. Security through obscurity.

[Anonymous No.]

As long as there's no customs at the end of fiber-optic cables I can take it easy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4392886
>I've actually heard of more stuff being inspected at the Canadian customs
Yeah I know. I want to get some things but I'm scared of getting arrested. I also heard that Vancouver's customs open every 3 packages from Hongkong/Japan/etc from someone on /jp/. Hell, I think my Valkyria Chronicles is stuck in custom right now since it has been well over 14 business days.

Canada, not so good.